Posted by flying belgian on February 28, 2013 at 19:11:17 from (98.132.233.146):
In Reply to: JD 2440 CAB posted by Mike Schill on February 28, 2013 at 17:53:36:
Both the Year-around and the Hiniker were made in Mankato Mn. I worked in research and development for Hiniker. They are very similar and both start out with a basic cab for every tractor make and model. The only thing different is the mounts and floor plates and cowl filler plates. Hiniker never sold many mounts for the 2440 so I doubt you will find a used set. I would bet year around did not either. So go ahead and buy the year around from the 4520 then hang it from a shed rafter or tree limb and take the fenders off your 2440. drive the tractor under the hanging cab and let it down into position. Now build some mounts out of tubing from axle housing up to hinge point on back of cab. then build some mounts from tractor frame rails up to front mounting points on cab which is at front corners under doors. Now take some cardboard and make patterns of some floor plates and filler plates that you need around cowl. Take your patterns to a fab. shop and have them make the plates. This may sound overwhelming to you but you can do it.
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